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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02
LAND. ST0ck AID cR0P

Mrs Mary Smith aold her farm eight
miles from Lexington at SIP per acre.
A New York .sndic,te has purchssed
large tract OF laud IN Florida and will
plsnt over 600 acres in tobacco during
the coming year.
LANCASTER COURT -NsrS few cattle
on the market and win the exception o. =
smsll huoch Of heifer. which -old at Sl2
none were -oid Several aged mules cold
from 800 to 81 40 aud plug horses ranged
from S35 TO $50. A rather small crowd
aud little business vac done
--WINCHEsTER COURr. There were 800
cattle on the mirkei; -,le4 allow and price,
a grade 10 YER IMAM lat cOur; 80 ezra 2
year old cattle S3S So judged to be tqlal 10
s. 55 per cSt; 40 mead Of feeders $50 80;
81 head snort year olds S3l 80; 90 he'd
extra feeders Si2 10; c lveS g. to fl2 80 pei
head; eooj yesrhns- S23 to S25 -[Sin
Wake field, Mprelani Il Co., sold to G
G. Lyon 40 head o. feeding cattle, averag
log 200, At $40. Farria ~ VI Ireland
bought OF Wakefield, Mnrel4nd ~ c.. &c
$50 pound cattle Al 3 cents, and l02 head
averaging $50 pouod', at $3.50 +. T
Gentry weighed 1913 feeders that he has
been feeding about m Dnth, which show q
gaia Of over 100 pouud- per head. They
averaged 1888! pounds. + Dalyllle Advo
.te
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

THE colored minister to b.rIs, Clarle'
Taylor, has rendered his resignation and
says he is heartily sick Of the cluntry. L.
used to BE- his great hobby TO axe all the ne
gro population OF this country to l. b.ri,,
bat since he las been there and s,sn what
q miserable place it Ia, he advises his peo
pie to slsy where they are, fr they are bet
fer of here than in any other par: o. tine
world
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

TIE Stanford INTERIOR JOURNAL hiss n
new Co'trell tspeess delivery pre.s, four
new job presse. and perfect outfit, with
the exception Of new dress, when it
promises it.elf about J,nnsry / The
pr sperity OF the INTERIOR JOURNAL speaks
we'll for the intelligence OF the people
among whom il circulate and shows that
they put proper yslds upon that sterling
paper, which ha, no superior 10 Kentucky.
Il Courier Journal
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02
W. p. WALTON.

The Cincinnati Enquirer ssys that ,ns
bet ex planatiun Il TED fpr the large ma
jurity against prohibition 10 Atlanta il that
tbe cilz.D- bad found out b' experience
that probibi,ion did not prohibit. 1t never
doee Tn, re lie no good -Esd town in the
United States where the Intelligent man
can not yet bis drink il be goes about il 10
the right way. Bu,, singular to sta,e, the
place where be 6nd- The most d. ticul,y aud
where he has to exhibit the greate-t Gun.
ming, IL IN the loc,l option towns Of Ken
lucky" Our main objection 10 the Law 10
i,s failure OF exc sutton and the premium
it seems 10 put On lying and general de
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

The Louisvihe papers are having a
monkey aud parrot time over the m.yorsl-
II election and are .ettin. vorv bad eI-
ample for their country cousins. All kind
OF ep,iber are slnns a. esch other and an
outsider YOU d suppose the newspaper Of
Zee. are manased bv thieves and thug.
B va. YOU shouldn't let YOUR angry passions
rice, bat il you vill 6. ut. 20 out behind the
houee and do il wn.r- nobrdv can zee you
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

The Court of Appeals takes lite own
sweet time to decide the constitu,ionality
of the Lincoln county prohibition Law.
Judge Morrow is waiting to decide a csse
By its decision and perhaps it is waiting to
decide the one before it when decision OF
the Supreme Court OF the Uoited State ia
rendered in a similar cs4e Tnis "a about
the way il goes.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

Gov. BUcKSER has fixed the time for the
execution OF William Patterson. cpnvic,ed
Of the murder If Jennie B,~msn, for Fri
day, J.nusry q. 1888. He says no peti.
ton for commutstion OF sentence or for a
pardon has reached him and that ne does
not know what he will do 10 the premise,
until he thoroughly examines the nature of
the new evidence. We are glad that the
old governor sticks to the time d,saonored
Friday a. the day Tor hsnRings
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

JUICE TosEY, OF Louisville ba' de',ds d
in the case of a labo-er on the L. u n
garnisheed for $40 due for nec,s,ilie. fur
nished HE family, thst wages are exenpt
from gsrnishee even for foJd, rsiment and
house rent to the smount OF $50. 81 Ne
Judge ought to decide aud nave the C)urt
OF Appeals sffism the decision exemp,ing
everything from levy for debts Of any kind,
and then creditors would kn,w what to de
pend on
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

IT is we'll TO note Tor warning and ad-
monition that forgery i. crime for which
the criminal 10 ex'r.ditsble, that neither
Can ,da nor any OF the European coan rec
is = refuge Snicid-. however. cuff Gee.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

A MAN 10 South Carolina confessed ths,
he had murdered each OF the three wives
that be had bad and then sashed a rszor
across his throat and bled to death. If the
rtz1r set had preceded the triple murder,
the sicide might have stood a better show
in the next world. 1t will axe many a
tboussud years burning 10 restore him to
The Fl rat estate.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

A GERMAN At Pnilsd-lpnia drank Is
cocktail. in 40 minutes and then lay dosn
and died. He de-erved to die for Wasting
all that good wni.ky when 80 many Of us
are longing for just one poor little drink.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

JACOB SHARP the millionaire who brib
ei the New York aldermen to confer on
him unheard of privileges to construct
street car lias., has had his sentence 20
Sing Sing reversed and new trial granted
him. 1t is the same everywhere. A cam
el can 90 through the eye of a needle much
essier than can a rich msn he made To suf
fer the penalty OF his crimes,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

THE Kentucky Legislature will meet on
the SOth OF this month. Who can tell
whep it will adjourn? The Prophet Eli
jah would hsye been stumped had such q
question been put to Lim.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

MRS ROBERTSON, OF Jersey Heights, fell
do-n stair. aud drove . hair pin into Der
head; lock j,~ ensu-d and death resulted.
Lei the W c U. re.olute upon the hair
min nsxf
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02

TIE examining irIsi Of Tnomse NJ.
Green for killing Lee B,ld-i lie progress
INK slovly ct Lexington A number Of
prominent attorney. are 90 each side aod
the Gaze promises to be long drawn out.
The impression prevsils that Greene pies
Of selfdefense 10 not 40 strongly backed ov
The testimony "a il vas 6rst thought.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-10-29
AsAcN-Tlf AopowlNAL syPspRT:

rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous exhaustion, dys'
pepsia or with diseases of the liver, kidneys, head
ache or cold feet, lame back, falling of the womb
leucorrhoea. chronic rfammaticn OF the womb, an
abdominal belt and pair of MaCne C Foot Batter
les have no sGperiors in the relief ard of all
these complaints. They carry powerful mag.
lie force to the seat ofthe dL ease Price of ReIt
with Magnetic Foot Batteries, TO- Sent by express
G. o. D., and eSaminat.Cn allowed, or by mail on
receipt OF price In ordering, send measure OF
waist and size of shoe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-10-29
WORKING GLASSES A 4. IT, n11 Sss

red to Iurni,h all C, sees with employment at
me, ,e whole the time, or or their spare
moments. usiness light and profitable
rsous of either sex easily from so cents to
IS per evening ard proportional sum by devot
ing eli their i'm TO the business Boys and girls
arm nearly much as men That all who see
this may send their address. aud test the busn ess
make this Offer To such as not well salts
fed W. will send one dollar to pay for this trouble
of wri ing. Full particulars and outfit free. Ad-
dress, GEORGE STINCoN d. Co., Portland Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-10-29
ASSESSING Mt NOTICE.
cOUTH COMsTOCK CONsOLIDA,

COUTH COMSTOCK CONSOLIDA-
y ted Silver Mining Company.-LocAtion of
principal place of business, San Francisco. Cali
fornis, Location of works. DEVILS Gate Mining
ice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board of Directors. held on the 29h day of Aug.
ust 1887, an assessment mo. p of ten cents per
share was ievied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation. payable Immediately in United States
gold coin to tn Secretary. at the Office of the
Company room A. 3O9 Ca'if,rnia street San Fran
els o. Cali nrnia Any stock upon which this as
sessmeIt shall remain unpaid on the
Fifth Day of October. 1857,
will he deir qu 1T. and advert sed for sale at pub
I c aucti n; aud unless a>ment is maze before.
will be sold on .onday, the 3lst day of DC Der,
1873 to p tn DELI gu MT assessment toaether
VIII h costs of advert sIug ana expenses Of sale
By order of the Board - Directors.
j. NJ BURLINGTON, Sc rotary.
Off e Room 4. No. 800 California street. San
Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-10-29

s1rI employ none but first class workm en-, my
prices are reasonable. and q perfect fit is always
guaranteed. well selected line of patterns al
ways kept On hand. Repairing done.
WILLIAM SCHULZ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

TRnKn MEXICAN P0E1onMEn nunDnn An

TanEn NKxIeAN RoI.1oEnEn nunDnn An
ST. Lours. Bapa. 1l.--A special from
MatanioFo. Mexico, says: nEf Il reported
tnAt ths maFdeF of Valerlano o. Alta
miFano. Of Elfaro, vas committed bV
ihfee policemen, under orders Of prom.
insat aui hoFity. The unfnrtunnte sdi-
ioF had been at ball at tha house OF
Dopa HomRoaa Oshda, which he leet
g ls3O o'clock, accompanied BY Senor
Marcuiino CaFtememaroelino Cardenas.
At the corner Of Brisa's pawnshop tho
pair wofs stopped By ihrse policemen,
uho took Altamirano to ths corner of
the India Bakery By force, whore thev
attacksd him and broke his shull with
. blow from . pistol, 6Fed i've shots
into bis body and stabbed him ID the
lefs side. leaving him stEstehed on his
back, dead. fourtesn th0ts In Ell were
nfed 81 him By the policemen. Cardonaa,
who attempted 10 assisi him, was nFed
81 iWiee and vas Obliged 10 Zee for hts
iife. The aaan has Z very black look,
- the murdered man vas q aiaunch
suppoFtes Of tbs Federal authorities
ARamnt thoso Of the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

threa hnn1saa asaas. repzzssnaina Ne
ssie1ne alDee tAa aiEninR as sAa aenssi-
tu1inn. Il Il ssGimntna ehaa eharR wlll
b a9oa0a6 ssun snf vcssen r. lins.
NW.o Allaalts sq1A1Bon We1s nno1uEet
s nso4ENn11E t1l1 UoEnfn4. AuunR
- arrivals aEe ne nlouRs Dulphfm and
dalena ard eAe ofuisaR Atianta, before
pEqeeedlnR 10 ~ river.
1ee Rsealosnt ond Mns. Olsosland
eEo axpoo1s1 70 uEElSo 90 ThurBdaF.
AmonR lbe eu1eseAin1ens1 e ths WssA
sne one moae n1lAhlo will Aa tha gaeep-
tIs1 20 MEA assalAna oF Mr. mnd Mss.
George W. o2flds q WooanF. THAR
eoanlEy ssaa. on Saturday aflsrnoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

1u moan or 4 caUnM yAExA znnoUo
AID MAHx ARn MyunED.

xEB moan or 4 0EUnM yAExA znnoUoE
AHD MAHx ARn uyunED.
NkSEvrELl Team J, Sept. liza ter
Fihio aaoidena Il HeooEted from Need
mosa, q small inland village, thEea niles
nOFsh Of MnEeAesesr, Tennessee. 'Rev.
J. q. Garter and Dr.. LOAN we're 10
spsAk theRe yesterday evening II favor
o. prohibition. when they arrived
they found Q BIG revival IN progress and
aIa NOS 0peRk. The revival Was con-
dncied In Q two atoRy church bnildinG.
the upper door belna Hsed foe ohurch
purposes and ths lower noox given az
eIasively 70 school paEpoeos. Yesterday
theeo waa 80 tmmoD1o a14lenoe In the
apper story lisssning aitentiEeiy 10 the
axhoFtaki0ns Of the minister, when sad
dsnIy and without warning the rear end
Of lhe fleoF gave gay wiah crash, car
Fyisa stxty OF seventy people With Il.
The fall vas thirteen feet. and hardly
enc Of than escaped injuTy. The In
jared Vers quiekly rescued from the
wsoak, and threo Of than wsse found 10
Be seTioasiy iniaFed One man 10 fatally
haFt. Every phyaieian b TIE county
uaa imuo1iatsiy ssnt for, and The work
Of relieving the injured vas promptly
begun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

mxHMvKBU Hn9AMDW0 U1N E1H01NxN
cAEDmAcx goa 1KB pnnsEnHzCH.
CH1oAao, espA. la.-SsnaloE Ohas. B.
RaEwsil Was Interviewed todsg b. . rsp-
Fsssnaativs oe 10 Naflg Msls EaaMrdl lna
the auQQeaalnm AAma his nams he usod In
shs naxt Rapubiinan Natianal O1uven-
tinn e. Chloagois oanAidaAa for the
Presidency sf he Uulted e.Aaes.
FaKueil Was 10th 10 eny auEthina, bat
persistent eGorts finally oVesenme his
RsseEVe And be made enaweR that it
w5nla be tims enoaQh - oonsi6eF wAat
aotion he would take vixen his name
yes endorsed By the Oonventien. Oon-
aFessman Mason, Of this eity, is credit
Cd with the aEst mentinn Of faFwelps
name In this oonneotio1. Tia NssRs
intsrvieW calls attention 10 he oiEcnm-
stance ihaa Faxwell q Q nelf-znsde man,
merchant pginoa. Ba0oee9oF oe Logan
In the oounefls ok the Na1ion, and init.
mates thas The Statesman ana million
aiFal upen Whoee brow atl these henors
rest, would prove suitable ehoice for
essn the exalted ofloe Of Chiee Execn-
tive.
Senator Farwell stated that Judge
0rsaham Was his choice. with General
eheEi1an - sesona favosite and John
Sherman maxi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

. HuSUEIn sUslnu.s H.zrszo nsoul

The nngUEAR nUSINuss MnErrsa nnoun
Al 1oR0MT0.
To.oWTo. 6ept. la-Tha National
Prison Congress bfRan lts regular bns.-
neaa meeting this morning In The
theatre Of TIE Normal school. There
vas . large atlendanee Of delegates and
Of the general pnblie. Who SEEMED 10
take q great daAl Of interest Ia the pso-
o. dinRa. Toe subject concerned was
toe moral and reIlgioua care % the
prisoners, under the auspices Of The
association. Rev. william Searles, of
the Auburn prison, New York, miro
duoed she subject. and was followed by
other speakers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13
PRINCE OF BULGARIA..
He Il Determined to Do His
Duty at All Hazards.
EDITOR CBRIEE ARRESTED
Wealthy caaan saea foR Dtvsres-fhs
MassAsHssswn Rlss Ths Prissa
csnxrszs a. Tsroats-An Raitor
Murdersa by Msxleass-
Irsa snip wrecked.
m wnET1 : xEEzxR-AEEAxRs on Enn
o0vKaxMnNz.

m vnr8 = LErTzR-AEEAERs on I'm
ooVKaNMnNz.
PAzla. Sept. l2-Ths FSgsvo puhlishsl
letter written By Prince Ferdinand,
sxpressine asliRha a hia snihuaiassic
reeepsien 10 Bulgaria. Tee Prince says
be believes the people The country
are thoroeghiy attached 10 him. He
eomplAins Of The oppression Of three
great powers and regards THAR wnz
aRainat him aa nBsast. he hopes te
fesous Bulgaria from the arisis IN which
she b placed. aud b resolved 20 DO his
duty, whatsssF happens.
a dispaich 20 fhs yourAal dss Dtbals
from BachaFesa, says that ex PfsmisF
Radoelavan9 and several cfleeFs have
oeen arrested in Bulgaria in oonneufian
uith en- ALLEGED military plot. Il b re-
ported 81 6oea that the pelies Invented
plot In order to further the ends az q /.
slambuloz. the present Prime Minister
of BnlanKta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

wusAzTnH CAUSED NJ RnooEKDuos
AoAFEsr 4 wRkLrHT CUBAN.
NEw YoKx, esps. 12.-MFs. Grace
Dalaon Terry has br0ught salt fog
absoluls divorce aaainat her husband,
Antonio Z. Terry. The defendant is .
son Of The late wealthy Ouban plaotsE,
Don Thomas Terry, Who, when be died,
Ieft an es1Ase said 20 Be worth 4b0.ooo,
600 70 be divided among seven children.
Ths plainttR was Miss Gfaoo 8seos
Dalton, an oEphan and niece Of The
wsIl Knoun Nsg York lawyer. When
sho married Terry e saint Vincent
Depaul ehursh. 10 1877. 1hs vas bat 16
TcsrS old. The veddinR. an aeoount of
he RraadeuK Of leo surroundings, was
ahs principal society topio of The boar.
One child, hottea, namod for Mrs.
feEry'B asst, TIE Baroness Of Blane,
vifs of the Italian Minister 10 Msdslra.
4 ths on'y issae Of TIE union. Tbs
plaintiff complmins of bet husband's
hsbihs. HAa sara he SPENDS TOO rnaah
time away from home. and IN the
sosisty Of netsesssg. 10 10 said thai
some e these aotEss1es vii 1gufe 10
the trial. NJ. Terry u 10 France, vhsss
be was compelled 70 90 several year
aao foR hin health. Gummons vii b
served b pnhlioati0n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

nzTxzR KanM znR AnuHMsnmuR on ron
oM10 - STEWART LRuM.
TonaRzo, espA II. - Archblnhop
Lynoh .enes TIE foIlo0inR lsitsR q
01owaFt Lyuns
"Dear Sir:-1n ansusR - your quss.
ton, aays klEst-Henry GsogRe's ouo
tFine OF boek has NOS as yae been rko-
no1need up0n by The Holy Sea. See
a8d-DF. Me6lynnh exeomuunioafi0p
wa1 ooo1aiune9 81 bis peFslnisnf refusal
% obey tbs oommand % - Holy See.
. watch be pfomissd ohaaianas a. q
pxiHst. and ~ a nlumnns of - OuIlseE
of sAe PFopaeanan 81 Runas. Dp. Nc
0l9unAg cass q purely seeleaiaGltsal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

IN n ARREgrHn AT INSTRUMENTATION.
AsTIoALLT 8EoHTvnD AT LSl1unIcK.
DuBLrN, Sept. II -Mr. O'Brisn Was
sFBaafed today while seeing Mr..
LahuaehnFe oM on the steamer. Mr..
OfHgien epens tho day az Baliy brock
wiEh MeoHEe Dillon and HarsinQtou. He
received Q teioRfam from Labouohere
aud MF. Brunnea TeQnestina him 10
seeompany then 10 L1ndon. Mr..
O'BElen, aceompanied by HsrrlnQion,
want on beard AI X ne I'm, ,fog the pur.
po9s Of declining ahs ingisataen 10 20 %
London, whea de1eotige met him and
sald be Wonl6 noa be arrested II be
pledged himsslf not 20 40 70 EaaIand
0'BFien refused this condition, when be
wAa taken into enss0dy and escorted 10
che ImpaEial hotel By tbs detective,
uno Informed him that be cculd stay
theEs al night n he would asve pFomias
that he wnald not make speech. This
pEomiss vas not given, and O'Brien
addressed q crowd from the balcony Of
ahs hoeel. In the course Of hia brief
remarkB be aaids $50 long as fheRa A.
breath In my body rY voiee will noe be
silent I'LL I'm gagged. an proud 20
aufloF for hisohsllstoun. When IN
KfnRstOwE / uas told that would NOS
oe arrested Il l ala nol undertake 10 20
% England. That ehowa that the
government q beginning 70 dread a. In
EnRland.1
Mr.. O'Bxien uill remain at The hotel
toniaht and pFoesed TO Miiskellstaun
In the morning. Tue ero9d gathered
IN front Of tAs hotel vas very enthns-
nuxxAI vnear osunxKs.
DusEzz, Sept. l2 Editor 0'Brisn,
uho vas arrested a. kinestoun yesteE
day, vas conveyed 20 Mitchellstoun
tbs morning 10 custody Of 81 ofhcsf
Ha was accompanied by HAFriUotpn.
q. r, and his eounsel. Nc. O'Brlsn
emphatioalIg denies that be boarded q
HIS obieot beiag simply 10 see La
bouchf1. who vas about 70 leave for
LondOn.
SYSTEMATICALLY RRcRfvKD.
Dun1m, ssps. 12.-Edltor O'Bssen YES
enthusiastically received by Q large
crowd 90 his arrival q Limerick. Inan
address o. BEien says be never went on
journey which promised better for abe
cause Of Ireland than this one. The
Government might close his lies. bat
there was 9 spirit leit 10 Ireland today
that Al Ne bayosets ~ their command
could NOS sileaee.
Mxz ~ KnonuNEET PEOPLE.
DUBEzz, Hsps. l2--The Mayor, men,
beFa Of The municipalitv and many
prominent oiiixsns met Editor o'Brlen
s the Cork depot. Two hundred police.
men and Q glroha military foEes escort
e O'Bgien 10 the court hoass. Bhore
formal charge was msde aGainet him,
and hs Wa. semnndea 10 tstl. The
streets were crowded VITA people.
Tha Mayor complained 90 MAGISTRATE
Gardiner oe tho pEsssnee Of the military
snd police, which be said we're not
assdod, and we're calculated 10 irFitaie
tho popnlaea. Tha streets thFcuah
whinh VBRisn WAS taken 70 the jail
weFo lined With troops. Stones were
thRoWn at The Uoliee osooTtfng o brisp,
and several wsFs wounded. Tue police
ahsn chaEaed the crowd, using their
batons freely, and iDiarina many Of the
SPECTATORS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

xInH RRERGnA1Tozs.
PurrApnLRz1A, Gspa. I2-Ths pre-
IimlnAEy uoEk of arInnNina lhs oesails
feF tha Rseea oonstitnltnnat eenae1niAl
nnulVnRsnKV osIsoEMelam an TharAdAy.
RrsaaH an1 entnraaY of 1hiB wsak. Il
almaH1 q a ed. 1te stFsGafp, Uhe
WI paElicipata ID TIE sEsat a1s airea1y
axElGinR. TAs pEoarama = eEraneed
fnr nn indasErial paRA1a % IursdAy
ana q miIlsAEy paFads 80 EFsday. -
esAan he exarsissa % - held IN knde
urnassea naaarn 60 eataraag. wh1oi
a VsrT esabasaaa, and u faxoFshi.
9snfhsI skeald rgsTzn she uamnoel
paesanfs wEl fas sxseea foEmef ezpso
TSs psossmaunal dIsplAy vlH insaaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

LozDoN. Sept. il.-Tahouchers. IN a
Iona letter describing ahe aMair AZ
4lin0elliowna says when ha enfnrad Cha
barracks be fnand that sha POLICE had
dfaRRed tee Eaan inside ana wora heas.
inR then wtlh blodeeons aa theV lav
lace dounwarda. DIllun had erras All.
n1olty % pEesanfinR tha ohiaf constable
tsom gnGhtna nRa " khn harRmnka wfAh
hie men and shooting righr and left.
Captain Piunkstt visissd Miiehelia-
togn, and the DatootiVsa and Maeis-
trates Eaton AID SoaRtaves had an in
formal i1qaiFq, tnapeolsd tie barracks
and VlHissa zee wounded. LssH thaa
twenty police were actually iniared, and
only one e9Fioualy.
bfnnnes says be cav q dozen oou-
stables atlaek enc man with thair
ealona He also cav . poltnaman pierce
hor8e with hts bayonaa, whlie another
eonssable thrust hts bayoRei into the
An indepsndsni eve witness relates
thAk uhen ths nrss bloc waa ntraok Il
Raa impossible 70 control the TippararV
men, uno attached ths police lie ruriss.
Ano WAlla Of the barracks bear eVadenoa
% the fnailads OF stones. Tia lower
half 0f the door vas orokea In.
EuSEnAL on a vicrIn.
MITczElLsrowH, Sept. 1s.-Ths fun
etal Of Aichael L5nerRnAn. Who vas
shet dead oy the poliee last Friday,
sook placs thia afteFnoen. The body
vas followed % she oemetagy BY thou.
aAnd9 Of peepia. tbs procession was
over bait q nile lone. AZ the grave
Father AoCArthy made an address in
shich be exclaimed: "0sd have mercy
on hia e0uli mag he reoslVs moRe mercy
- heavon tnnn 91 resolved on eArlh."
khs police kept out Of ssaht.